Jeff Garlin has unexpectedly left the hit sitcom The Goldbergs after a series of misbehavior charges. The network launched an investigation into the actor’s alleged “abusive” behavior on set.

Mr. Garlin’s surprising exit comes after he publicly stated that he had not been fired from the long-running ABC comedy. It was a mutual decision, according to Deadline, for him not to return to the series.

Meanwhile, the comedian’s firing is effective immediately, according to Vanity Fair. He has decided not to finish the ninth season of The Goldbergs.

Because of his on-set behavior, Jeff, 59, has been the subject of a human resources investigation for the past three years. “He is highly verbally and emotionally abusive,” according to a Golderbergs employee who wishes to remain anonymous.

The allegations have been brought to Garlin’s attention, and his representatives have been contacted for comment. Meanwhile, he’s previously dismissed his antics as silly, misunderstood jokes that irritated some members of the cast and crew.

“It’s always the same thing,” Garlin lamented. “It’s all about me and my on-set antics. They believe it is inappropriate. Yes, I do. That’s where we’re at right now.”

Mr. Garlin went on to say that he didn’t know how to respond to the allegations because, as a comedian, “all he can do is apologize” if something he says offends someone.

In 2019, Jeff, on the other hand, was on the verge of being fired due to inappropriate language used during production. Another common complaint was the use of offensive words as nicknames for long-time female coworkers.

Garlin confirmed that some people were bothered by the actor’s proclivity for giving out hugs. The producers of The Goldbergs have yet to say whether the show will be renewed for a tenth season in light of his firing.

In 2021, Jeff Garlin will have a net worth of $15 million. Curb Your Enthusiasm pays him $84 thousand per episode. He also made more than $590,000 from The Golbergs series over the course of nine seasons.

In 2011, Jeff Garlin was said to have purchased a 1,500-square-foot apartment in Chicago. The condo, which is located on Chicago’s Gold Coast, cost Jeff $592,000. Wood flooring, a large balcony, and a breakfast bar can be found in this apartment.

In 2009, Garlin offered another home for $826,00. The price of this three-bedroom home was then reduced three times, resulting in a quoted price of $649,500.

Garlin is said to be a Sherman Oaks resident. Jeff purchased this 3,139-square-foot home in 2003 for $1.4 million.

Vanity Fair published a story on JeffGarlin’s three-year investigation for “apparently indulging in a pattern of verbal abuse” on December 3, 2021. Many people were disturbed by his physical behavior on the set of The Goldbergs.

Garlin was found to have used “inappropriate language” and engaged in “unwanted physical contact” on set, such as embracing or caressing people without their consent, according to the investigation.

He left the show on December 15th, before the final day of filming. It’s also unclear whether the comedian’s firing will have an impact on his role as an executive producer and cast member on HBO’s Curb Your Enthusiasm.

Jeff Garlin’s estranged wife, Marla Beth Cahan, is an American casting director. Arlington Road (1999), Bombshell (2019), and The 40-Year-Old Virgin are some of her most well-known films (2005).

On July 24, 1994, the couple married for the first time. They divorced in September 2018 after 24 years of marriage. In March 2020, they finalized their divorce and split custody of their two children, James (born in 1996) and Duke (born in 2000). (born in 2000).